AP Ch. 18 WWI

American President Woodrow Wilson's ambitious plans to prevent future war, after World War I, as the Versailles treaty was being negotiated.

• Three Points

• Eight Points

• Twenty-Three Points

• Fourteen Points

An association of member nations designed to negotiate disputes between nations and prevent future wars, created in part during the Versailles treaty of 1919.

• United Nations

• Justice League

• League of Nations

• American Senate

The assigning of former German and Turkish territories to Britain, France, Japan, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa with the goal of these territories becoming independent at a later date.

• mandates

• Versailles treaty

• nationalism

• socialism

Clause written into the Versailles treaty stating that Germany was to blame for the entirety of World War I and was to pay to the victories Allies reparations in the amount of $33 billion, which bankrupted Germany

• capitalism

• communism

• socialism

• war guilt clause